Stacking the Shelves / Showcase Sunday #34

Showcase Sunday is hosted by Vicky @Books, Biscuits, and Tea and Stacking the Shelves is hosted by Tynga's Reviews and they both give bloggers the opportunity to share the books they have received in the past week.

 

I got quite a few freebies this week and I also bought more books than usual so this haul is on the bigger side. As always if you click on the book cover you will be taken to its Amazon page.

 

Review

 

Paperbacks

Thank you to Mira Ink for the amazing sounding dystopian novel Pawn and YA contemporary novel Crash Into You.

 

 

Ebooks

Both of the are romance novels by two fantastic authors you probably know under other names. Viv Daniels is the NA pen name for Diana Peterfreund and Karen Erikson is also known as NA author Monica Murphy. I can't wait to read these, thank you to Diana and Monica for the ecopies! 

 

One & Only

 

 

NetGalley/Edelweiss

 

I know, I know! I am supposed to be on a netgalley diet. These books were just too good to resist. If like me you have a terrible addiction to netgalley keep an eye out on my blog as a blogger friend and I are arranging a NetGalley November. 

 

 

Freebies

Ok so I got loads of freebies this week. However I do have a good reason. Kinda. I was having to browse the freebies to find a good read for the NA book club freebie book of the month (we chose Lengths) and I stumbled across all these great looking books in the process. I think most are still free so click on the covers to get the book from Amazon.

 

 

Bought

Ebooks

 

This week I read Killing Sarai and I was left wanting more. I was stuck in a bit of a rut with the books I already had so I bought (and read) all these dark romance novels. All are pretty awesome (but not suitable for under 18's!)

 

 

Paperbacks

 

This week I also bought the latest instalment in the House of Night series by P.C and Kristin Cast. I do still enjoy this series and this is the penultimate novel so I can't wait to read it.

 

 

So what do you think? Are there any books you have read, plan to read or have just now caught your eye? Feel free to link to your Stacking the Shelves or equivalent post in the comments.